We use FreeLDR for the RAM booting, which loads in RAM an ISO (not a HDD image yet).<br> For the LiveCD for example, the following lines can be added into freeldr.ini:<br> <br> [Operating Systems]<br> ...<br> LiveCD_RamDisk="LiveCD in RAM"<br> ...<br> <br> [LiveCD_RamDisk]<br> BootType=Windows2003<br> SystemPath=ramdisk(0)\reactos<br> Options=/MININT /RDPATH=livecd\livecd.iso /RDEXPORTASCD<br> <br> FreeLdr will load the "livecd\livecd.iso" file from the boot drive (a USB key for example...) (the switch '/RDEXPORTASCD' explicitely specifies that the file is loaded as an ISO image, with read-only access, etc...).<br> Then, "ramdisk(0)\reactos" specifies that the kernel etc... will be loaded from the "reactos" directory inside the root directory constituted by the ramdisk, once the ramdisk is loaded.<br> <br> <br> Regards,<br> Hermès
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On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 4:28 PM, hermes.belusca@sfr.fr wrote:
We use FreeLDR for the RAM booting, which loads in RAM an ISO (not a HDD image yet). For the LiveCD for example, the following lines can be added into freeldr.ini:
[Operating Systems] ... LiveCD_RamDisk="LiveCD in RAM" ...
[LiveCD_RamDisk] BootType=Windows2003 SystemPath=ramdisk(0)\reactos Options=/MININT /RDPATH=livecd\livecd.iso /RDEXPORTASCD
FreeLdr will load the "livecd\livecd.iso" file from the boot drive (a USB key for example...) (the switch '/RDEXPORTASCD' explicitely specifies that the file is loaded as an ISO image, with read-only access, etc...). Then, "ramdisk(0)\reactos" specifies that the kernel etc... will be loaded from the "reactos" directory inside the root directory constituted by the ramdisk, once the ramdisk is loaded.
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